Have you tried drawing with wool? It’s fun way to create a picture. Join us to draw a street from you city, your house or even an imaginary place to live. All you need is a bit of wool and your imagination. Download the Instructions here. Be inspired by watching me create a felted picture […]
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Have you tried the Stained Glass technique in Felting? Why don’t you give it a go? Join Feltmakers Ireland and IFA Region14 for three online classes to try felting, spark your passion for fibres and discover a fun technique for making colourful pictures in felt. All materials included. Classes would be taught by three of
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Fairy Yew Woods Trail @ Marlay Park. A Felt Art Installation comprised of a set of Felted Fairy Houses hung from tree branches.
Fairies in Marlay Park? Read More »
I am so humbled – Arts and Disability Ireland gave me a Mentorship Award. I was delighted to hear good news this December – I asked & got help from a few people and a few teams! It has been a revelation to find out that sharing your dreams is not shameful. Just do it
Feel the magic of Christmas and make good times with family. Free craft kits with an online class.
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Curated By: Tanya Collier (Daughter), aged 11 In this time of lockdowns and social distancing, I am chuffed to invite you to a virtual exhibition – developed by my amazing 11 year old daughter, Tanya – of my latest work on viruses which is currently on display in the University of Atypical, Belfast. Please click
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Venue: University of Atypical, BelfastCurated by: Jane Marrow Jane is an independent curator and PhD researcher based in Belfast, who – until October 2020 – was the interim CEO of University of Atypical and co-developed this project with Niki and with artist/UofA colleague Deirdre McKenna. Virtual Tour Now Available (Click the Image) How did I
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Exhibition of Felt Artists inspired by Evie Hone’s legacy. The exhibition was by invitation and engaged with artists during the lockdown. Over Zoom we looked into Evie Hone’s work and created pieces in stained glass visual narrative. The exhibition is comprised of 10 artists in different stages of their career. It is a combination of stained
